via Customerscore
Stripe + PostHog integration
Combine billing and product usage into one predictive health score — the signal usage-only tools miss.
Why this combination
Stripe tells you what each customer pays; PostHog tells you how they actually use the product. Customerscore unifies both into a single churn-and-expansion score, so a high-paying account whose usage is sliding gets flagged long before renewal.
What each tool brings
From Stripe
- Customers — company name, contact email, billing country and account creation date
- Subscriptions — currency, activation date, term end, renewal date, status and billing interval
- Revenue — MRR with optional ARR conversion, plan name and quantity
- Multi-currency billing data with exchange rates
From PostHog
- Events mapped to engagement and feature-adoption metrics
- Persons imported as contacts under each customer
- US and EU region support
How it works
Stripe and PostHog, unified in three steps
Connect Stripe and PostHog
Link both in Settings → Providers. Stripe and PostHog start syncing into Customerscore — no new instrumentation required.
Customerscore unifies and predicts
Both sources feed one model that scores every customer daily — churn risk and expansion — with the drivers behind each score.
Act where your team works
Scores surface in the dashboard, fire Slack alerts, trigger automated playbooks, and sync to your CRM and the API.
Connect Stripe and PostHog
One predictive health score from both — Customerscore tells you which customers are about to churn or ready to grow, and explains why.